stay on that, all right. nice to have you back. thank you. >> dana: some of his best work indeed. 274 days, that's how long to astronaut have been stuck in space. one of them is back and elon musk claimed president bided rejected and offered to get home last year. >> elon musk has said that he made the offer to bring you guys back earlier, and that it was denied its beam at aiken only say that mr. musk, what he says is factual. >> dana: barry wilmore added he didn't know about the closed-door discussions about their rescue, and i think that's a story. maybe i will bring it up on the five speed five the truth comes out, doesn't not? >> dana: indeed. ♪ ♪ >> remove this gentleman from the chamber! [applause]

[inaudible] >> dana: that moment from congressman al green during president trump's speech tuesday night. and now we are awaiting a censure vote on capitol hill. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's newsroom, i'm dana prato. >> bill: and bill hemmer. the irony of all that, lucas tomlinson tells us little dj and his dad live in his district. >> dana: i did not know that speed five houston, texas. >> dana: lucas tomlinson for the win. >> bill: hosting spec to devote soon to censure that democratic lawmaker after the disruptions on tuesday night. watching that and live on the hill. where we now? >> reporter: we are on the first vote of a two vote to series. the censure vote will come up as the second vote. what's happening right now is they are establishing attendance with this first vote on something completely separate. they are letting members come to the house floor. members are still trickling in. i don't believe everyone is there yet. once that first vote wraps up, it will move to the censure vote. that should go fairly quickly because we are expecting all

republicans, all house republicans to be in attendance for that. representative al green is prepared to be censured today. in fact he was tweeting about it, reminding everyone what time the vote is going to happen which is pretty odd for someone who's about to be censured. a shameful punishment here in the house chamber. editorial here for you, background on the censure resolution. there were several republicans who brought it up right after the joint address by president trump. this one in particular is from congressman dan newhouse, a centrist. he's actually a republican. one of the republicans that voted to impeach president trump -- beginning of president trump's speech tuesday night and started waving his cane. he was saying out loud over and over again, interrupting the president saying you have no mandate to cut medicaid. i was in the chamber watching this all go down, and it was

really incredible to watch democratic leadership really just about 10 feet away from him not moving at all. not flinching, not trying to get him to sit down. made no effort to try to quiet him. nobody, one member got up to try to quiet him, but that was about it. key continued on and on and on. speaker johnson on the dais asked him to stop twice, and then finally had to ask the sergeant-at-arms to come and remove him from the chamber. representative green willingly laughed. he had no regrets when he came out to talk to reporters. he said he would do it all overly again and that this was a peaceful protest. that he stands by what he said. another interesting note, this is the first censure resolution to be taken up in this congress. a couple of democrats have been censured before in the past couple of years. that includes former congressman adam schiff, as well as rashida to leave and former congressman jamal bouman. we are just waiting for this

first vote to wrap up and then they will get to the censure vote. we are expecting that to past tonight. >> bill: you are there day and night. >> reporter: tonight, today. >> bill: thanks, nice to see it. >> reporter: you got it. >> behavior of democrats last night was completely disgraceful kick it demonstrated how severely out of touch they are with the american public. it was the most shameful moment in the history of presidential addresses in that beautiful chamber. in what was supposed to be a unifying moment for our country, democrat members of congress instead screamed at the president of the united states. >> dana: the white house hitting back at democrats over their demonstrations of resistance during the president's address before congress, and president trump stating the democrats should lose the midterms raced on their behavior. republicans could take what happened and win any race in the country. good luck. let's bring in emily and charlie. this is even resulted -- a centerpiece in the first

5 minutes. but then there was the rest of the speech that was also pretty appalling and they are paying a price for it. what do you think about what he says about taking an issue like not standing up for a kid with cancer and running on that in 2026? >> it's incredible. talk about the set up. when you put things out there, you really do sort of reveal your enemies in a lot of ways. the president has always enjoyed taking little jabs at the other side. but we've never seen anything quite like that yesterday, tuesday night. it was everything from sweeping his finger at them when he was talking about terrible things that they had done. but also putting up dj daniel, and having them sit on their hands like they are sucking lemons. the funny thing about this is that al green, as ridiculous as he looks, as useless as he looks doing this, he is no more useless than all the rest of the

democrats in the chamber. they have nothing. they can't even hold hearings into the trump administration. quite frankly, if they continue with this behavior like this, i don't think it's got to change at the midterms. >> bill: some people are suggesting's others should have joined him. this was yesterday on abc. >> while i didn't watch it, i was looking for signs of an opposition party, which is what the democratic party must be at this point. not of resistance. resistance is passive. when representative al green stood up and said you don't have a mandate to take away medicaid. he was tossed out. expected the rest of his democratic caucus to walk out with him. >> bill: want a pound of flesh, emily. >> that point of view is frankly just as shameful as the behavior exhibit on the floor. the opposition party is only opposing half of america.

that's what we saw on the floor. it is reprehensible that representative al green is in fact the representative of the district where dj daniel comes from. as cliff jenkins said on outnumbered yesterday, the democrats have forgotten it is one flag that both parties serve under. icy to the president's point, absolutely there should be a mandate and accountability for their behavior there because for you to not clap for wins for america, on the heels of a 52-point laid out playbook where they essentially said listen to the other side, listen to americans, listen to constituents, meet them where they are at. i point to michigan state senator valerie mcmorrow who said democrat, people are sick and tired of this performative nonsense. she said the next morning we are sick of democrats. they'd want to see elected officials try to be cute or clever. the democratic party with entrenched incumbent rotted leaders need to start listening to that fresh blood in their party, and most important lead to the americans who comprise it. >> dana: let's advance the story a bit.

gal newsom has a new podcast in case you haven't heard. but it really is to be away for him to say, i don't have to worry about governing california. i can do is be a different demo. listen to him on transgender sports. >> would you say no men and females was? >> i think it's an issue of fairness, i agree with you on that. it an issue of fairness. >> the issue of fairness is completely legit. i saw that the last couple of years. i saw how you guys were able to weaponized that issue. >> not weaponized. >> weaponized maybe pejorative. >> chiney light on? >> highlighted in a way that frankly, there's not that many out there. >> he's got a new podcast, charlie kirk on as his guest and taking this as maybe this could work for him are be away for the democrats to get out of the wilderness? >> this is going to be the gavin newsom laundering operation. they are going to launder him -- she's going to go through every one of these issues like this. i guarantee you he will change his position on it because the problem with the democrats now is it's not just that they do

have a visionary leader, is that they are wrong on all of the issues. they need to get right on the issues. gavin newsom, it's greasy and slippery enough to realize it. he will change all of his positions. >> as the resident californian who lived in san francisco under his mayoral rain, i will say this. is podcast is named this is gavin newsom. we know who he is. my advice to him is to rename it this is gavin newsom and you. to charge himself with every episode coming to a mutual agreement with the mag. he also know how they feel. this milly mouth did not do the trick. if he wants to start making strides for the party, stand up and say unequivocally, gavin, yes biological males should noncompeting women sports because biologically it is patently unfair. say it clearly, and then we might actually believe in you advancing the party or for now, i see him as simply deadweight, albeit "a" for effort. >> bill: next week's episode.

thank you emily, controlled pickup to get the news now. president trump talking of the league legal victory, court reels he has the power to fire the head of government watched as the -- more on that and the many lawsuits here. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, bill. dozens upon dozens. the president did get some good news from the federal appeals court here in washington, d.c., late yesterday, announcing that he does have the firing power, a man named hampton villager. it is a federal agency here in washington responsible for whistle-blowers and other federal government employees who have grievances. ellenger says he was fired without cause by the president and his job is protected by congress. it appeals court ruled he can be fired by the president. we expect mr. dillinger to take this to the supreme court. speaking of the supreme court, chief justice roberts and justice barrett dealt a blow to the president in his administration yesterday when they sided with the liberal wing

to rule that the administration must spend nearly $2 billion in foreign aid that was already committed pretrump's order to stop foreign aid payments. and example, usaid, the government agency shouted over the past month, responsible for providing food, medicine and other essentials to struggling countries. critics say the money was not spent properly. the justices say to billy and must be dispersed. justice alito was pretty upset, he said he was quote stunned by the majority ruling. they want district court judge in washington to make a decision about how this morning will be split up. both sides of the organ mint will be in court today at 2:00 p.m. eastern here in washington, expect a fight in the courtroom. we will be there and watch it over how this morning will go out. that is just one of the many cases. >> bill: thank you so much, david. nice to see you at the doj today. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> president trump: [inaudible] >> the worst thing anybody could go through. >> i was moved 33 times.

spent time in tunnels with no air to breathe. i am so grateful and thankful to be here because of president trump. >> dana: this is really incredible. and expression of gratitude for their freedom. president trump meets with released hostages in the oval office, while putting hamas on notice that their days could be numbered. >> bill: asked ordinary stuff. i's chasing a venezuelan gang member in a jail parking lot. why sanctuary policies put some federal agents in a really tough spot, dana. >> dana: and a young boy reported missing seven years ago is suddenly found safe. how sheriff's deputies more than 1000 miles away roque the case. >> things to the quick response of our deputies and attention to details, a 14-year-old boy has been safely recovered after being missing for seven long years

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let's close this deal out. otherwise, you will pay a horrible price. >> bill: is this high noon for hamas? right now president trump issuing a warning to the iranian-backed terror group to release the hostages being held in gaza. katie pavlik, townhall.com editor and fox news conservator. good morning to you. go to number 3, okay? let's set this up. there were eight hostages in the oval office yesterday. this is part of what's gone public. >> they broke my ribs. they still hurt. >> my family died. [inaudible] >> we are here because of you. >> my life is different because of you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> president trump: not even believable. >> thank you. >> president trump: we will get them out. >> bill: trump said this on truth social, shalom hamas, it

means hello and goodbye. you can choose. what is the strategy? how do you see it, katie? >> the president clearly has had enough of the games and showmanship from this terrorist organization. very clearly been touched by the stories of these hostages who credit him with getting them out of the gaza strip. some of them were there for more than 500 days. pretty remarkable you can go from the tunnels of gaza just a couple of weeks ago, and then into the oval office, telling the president of the united states about the horrific things that happened to you on october seventh and in the days that followed. by the president doesn't usually say things unless he's serious about them. he's watched over the course of the last couple of weeks these shows where they bring emancipated hostages out for the cameras. they have a signing ceremony, and then of course watch as hamas returned the bib's family without their mother in tiny

little coffins and paraded them around the gaza strip. they had a celebration. looking at the future, the fat-the president through the department of defense and through the state to permit over the course of the last month have sent heavy bombs. israel has more bulldozers and reportedly with the timing, israel to house a new chief of staff who is in charge of getting the military ready to go back into gaza. those preparations are underway. >> bill: a few other things he said. the president said only sick and tested people keep bodies. you are sick and twisted. hears it exchange, peter doocy during the briefing yesterday to clarify. >> if the u.s. has a long-standing policy that we do not negotiate with terrorists, than why is the u.s. now negotiating directly and for the first time ever with hamas? >> when it comes to the negotiations you are referring to, first of all the special envoy who is engaged in those negotiations does have the authority to talk to anyone. israel was consulted on this

matter. >> bill: netanyahu's office said in talks with the united states, israel expressed view interacts talks with hamas. you don't see u.s. military action taking place in gaza. or do you? >> the president said the united states is not interested in being directly involved with our military. he has been very clear that he is willing -- she said this yesterday, israel, what it means to get the job done given the contrast they've been held back over the course of the last year and a half after this war started. there are some military exercises going on with the united states and israel yesterday, outside of gaza obviously. but certainly he is happy to give them what they need over the weekend. senator -- secretary of state marco rubio issued an emergency approval of a new shipment of

weapons, $2 billion worth. certainly getting ready and putting these things behind the israeli military to get the job done. just on the negotiation point real quickly, that qataris have been negotiating this. i wouldn't call it necessarily a negotiation. these conversations have been happening with the u.s. more like directives. the qataris were the ones who are harboring the hamas leaders in their five-star hotels throughout the course of this war. not the best negotiator. >> bill: want to squeeze this in, fetterman says freo the hostages and start killing hamas memos again. fully agree with the president. there's fetterman again on screen. put this up. this was the plaque given to the president yesterday. whoever saves one life saves the entire world. in hebrew and in english. thank you. as we say on this story, watch this space. and we shall. thanks. >> watch for some movement for sure. see you soon. >> bill: dana? >> the supreme court rejects the trump said ministry should to

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present photos well. interestingly enough, congressman green himself voted present yesterday when they tried to delay this resolution. they tried to table the resolution. we will see how he voted today. but we are waiting now for speaker johnson, who is presiding over this vote to gamble this vote for passage. and then what will happen next, what you will see is that he will call congressman green to -- there we go. let's listen in. >> answering present. the resolution is adopted. without objection, a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the house has come to order. the house will come to order. will representative green present himself to the will.

by its adoption of house resolution 189, the house has resolved that representative al green be censured. that representative al green forthwith present himself in the will of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure, and that representative al green be censured with public reading of this resolution by the speaker. [singing] >> the house will come to order. the house will come to order. [singing] >> the house to come to order. clear the well, please. clear the well. the house has to continue its business.

[singing] >> pursuant to stand 12a, the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> bill: i've got it. okay here we go now. so. >> dana: is aisha with us? >> bill: are you still with us? was looking, jamaul bouman about two years ago was the last member of calmess to be censured. he was the one who pulled the fire alarm. go ahead. >> reporter: what a jump in quickly because what was supposed to happen. what is happening now is we are trying to get order in the chamber because what you are supposed to see next is speaker johnson admonish congressman green. that hasn't happened yet. what democrats are doing now is disrupting the chamber floor. they are singing and surrounding him in the well, which you are

not supposed to do. i believe speaker johnson is trying to get a hold of this. let's listen in now because i think this is happening now where he is admonishing him. it looks like the houses in recess now. we are going to try to figure out what just happened there. if they can -- if they will come back to do this. but the censure resolution did pass. they were able to censure him. yes, talking about jamaal bowman. this is now the fourth democrat in probably the last two years here. we will see -- what just happened in their? were you able to admonish him? okay, that was steve scalese. he said they have censured him. it looks like that is it. they might be done for the day. the fourth democrat in the last two years to be censured by house republicans. >> bill: you are by the rules required to stand in the well of the house and be issued your

condemnation. did that happen? did we miss it? >> reporter: i didn't see that happen. i did not hear that happen. i just started hearing the democrats singing, and sort of creating a disruption around congressman green. we will try to found out from one of our producers who was in the chamber. interesting note, bill, at least nine democrats voted along with republicans to censure congressman green. there were a few others that voted present as well. that is an interesting take away. obviously plenty of democrats that felt what he did just wasn't right. >> dana: there's a lot of -- reporting with democrats not going on the record, by talking to reporters like you saying they were mortified about what happened on tuesday. they felt they had no direction from their leadership, which would be hakeem jeffries. they are frustrated. they are embarrassed. they are worried. at some point, you think any of them would be willing to go on

the record? to me, i don't see how they get out of their wilderness until they have so many willing to say enough. >> i would imagine the democratic leadership was not too happy with what happened tuesday night. they were hoping there wouldn't be any outbursts. they were advising people, obviously, attend if you want. we would like everyone to be there, we would like to show unity in the democratic congress. we won't force you to come and attend. several people obviously saw a leave in the middle of the president's speech. but i don't believe leadership wanted to see this kind of outburst. here's the thing of what happens. nobody talks about their messaging anymore. everybody starts talking about congressman green, and all of the showing us of what democrats were doing. it is embarrassing. there were plenty of members before this joint address that were saying they were hoping there wouldn't be any outbursts that there wouldn't be any showmanship. and that obviously they would protest in their own ways silently, whether by holding up

those paddles in protest. there were plenty of democrats that did not want to see what happened go down. none of the democratic leaders in their, hakeem jeffries, catherine clark, pete kengo lar, they just sat there quietly. about 10 feet away from the guy and they didn't do anything to get him to sit down. >> dana: nobody was defending him. thank you so much. >> reporter: you got it. >> bill: we expect to talk to the speaker in a moment. when you think about your question, about what slows this down. the progressive movement the dugin mechanic party coupled with the strong dislike of president trump. we heard from some democrats who said we wish everybody would've walked out of the room. in this case it was al green, and the rest of them sat on their hands the entire speech. for two hours speech at six we know some of them folks. some long-term members, or anything about the problem solvers in caucus and how embarrassing it would've been to be sitting there. but also they did have a choice.

joe manchin was on last hour and he said when he would stand for something during one of these addresses for president trump, he would be his stat from behind because they wanted him to sit down. that might happen to you too but how do you break out of this pact? why not be a leader? be an individual who is willing to stand up? >> bill: good question. maybe for some democrats to come on and answer that. speaker johnson will get wired up and talk to him in a moment. you could lose committee assignments also after being censured. we will see what sort of disciplinary action is taken after that. >> dana: the other problem with all of this is if you do have an outburst like that or you get censured, guess what? you take the social media and you do a fund-raising campaign. you ask people who support you to send $25. on a stunt like that you might make 50 or $60,000 into your account. that is one of the problems. and fact, that memo we've been talking about where you have some democrats saying how to get back to basics. one of the ideas is to stop the

small money fund. that would be pretty remarkable because one of the ways they've been able to keep pace with republicans, especially trump, was their ability on small dollars. >> bill: the house speaker is with us now. thank you for your time. we will make this quick. i guess what we want to understand is this admonishment phase, which is the tradition. that's what happens when you are censured in the well of the house. did that happen, or is that still forthcoming? speaker johnson, you are live on tv. good morning. >> sorry. >> bill: go ahead. did the admonishment and the well of the house take place? is that still forthcoming? >> we just didn't. sorry didn't know we were life. lots going on here in the house. this is a really sad day for our institution. what representative al green did in the midst of the president's

speech, as our honored guest of the chamber was disruptive. key did it intentionally, as everyone saw. i gave him plenty of warnings and he refused it. it was a deliberate action it needed to be met with swift punishment. that is the tradition of this place, to maintain decorum. that is what we just did. the resolution passed in the house floor. 224 votes in favor of censuring him for that behavior, 198 democrats voted against it. i can't believe that. two votes present. i think we had nine democrats join us in this bipartisan measure that we took. it was critically important because we have to maintain the dignity of this place. we are the greatest deliberate body in the history of the world. there's a deep and rich tradition here and it's violated. to our understanding and our view of history, that was the first time any member of congress has ever had to be removed in the middle of a presidential address. and it's shameful. >> dana: am sure you didn't relish the opportunity to be the first, but it happened. i will ask you the same question, you had a lot of democrats who will. >> lawrence: reporters off the

record to express their dismay. they feel rotten about what happened on tuesday night. do you think any of them -- do you see any of them -- i know you spoke to a lot of them, you are friends, no matter what happens on the floor, aside from politics. what's the level of dismay on the democratic side? >> it is broad. i will tell you they are embarrassed by what happened. many of their colleagues, is you know, cornerbrook holding up signs on the floor and trying to disrupt in other ways. the leadership, hakeem jeffries, to his credit, the leader of the democrats out of the house, he admonished his colleagues before the event and asked them to maintain decorum. we have to do that as leaders. every member should be committed to that as well. it brings shame on the institution. it brought shame on them as individuals and on their party. it is disgusting to me. really, i take no pleasure in this. i want us to have dignity and decorum in this institution because it sends a message around the world. these are the duly elected representatives of the people. they should be models of integrity and character.

>> bill: one more question. i know you're pressed for time. nancy pelosi was sitting there that night picky mention to keim jeffries. who are democrats taking their orders from now? >> a great question. the party is in disarray. you can see that. they don't have an identified leader. they don't have a vision, they don't have a platform to run on. the only word i could describe it as flailing right now. that's why they resort to these antics. they want to fight trump, they want to fight the america first agenda, they want to fight all of us. they debase themselves by showing up on the house floor and acting like children. it is sad. this is an unfortunate day, and i wish we hadn't had to go down this road. >> dana: speaker johnson, right heavy on the show. thank you for doing this for us as we try to understand what happened there on the floor. >> thank you both. >> dana: thank you. >> president trump: number 40 out of 40 schools, and we are ranked at the bottom of the list. we are ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the states run schools. >> dana: president trump seeking dramatic improvement, as

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♪ ♪ >> the pronouncement of censure that can that representative al green beat censured with public reading of this resolution by the speaker.

[singing] >> bill: house of representatives or the pronouncement of censure. >> bill: okay, you can see the gentman in the middle with a cane? that's the guy from houston, texas. al green. happened a moment ago, and uu strippers at the house of reps additives. i don't know how you do that as a lawyer. i just think your client list would be a mile-long, sir. you say what you just watched was another violation? of what? >> it's ironic, wasn't it? you just censured someone for disrupting the business of congress, of the response of the democratic party was to disrupt the business of congress. they basically held a protest in the well, interrupting the speaker and trying to carry out his duties to censure green. simple dichotomy between the speaker and what you saw from

him, what you saw from the party, is amazing. that sound you heard was the democratic party hitting rock bottom. i mean, this is really, truly disgraceful. they have cut themselves a drift. there should be a unanimous vote of censure here against green. what he did was beyond the pale. when i first went to congress as a 15-year-old page, that body was revered. there would've been unanimous vote back then of both parties. there was some things you couldn't do. what you saw today was rage overcoming reason and lunacy overcoming civility. i don't know how we got to this point. but it was outrageous. not by what green did, but the response of the party as the speaker was trying to carry out the business of the house. >> bill: wow. we will see where it goes. that was the admonishment there in the well of the house. i got you here. let's talk about this order to pale the $2 billion.

justice alito was in descent. this was -- a single district or judge will likely just a can of the impact showered check the government of united states to payout and probably lose forever $2 billion. taxpayer dollars. the answer that question should be an emphatic no, but a majority of this court a fairly things otherwise. ims donned. the court ruled five dashboard the lower court's rulings stands and the government cannot cut the administration off the $2 b. what has not been defined is what the $2 billion goes to support and pay for. we are still waiting for that. but alito lost for now, doesn't come back or is this case settled? >> it could come back. the clerk must have warren asbestos gloves to bring that to the press because that descent was absolutely flaming. these four justices said where did you get the license to micromanage the executive branch? remember, you do the math.

that is four justices. yielding need for to accept a case for a review it is possible that this could come back, any order issued and they could appeal it. there's obviously four justices who are red-hot with all of these district judges suddenly becoming managers of the executive branch. >> bill: professor, we will wait for that again. thank about all the cuts, and you are right about that. it will likely come back. thank you professor for coming out today. >> dana: education crisis across the country, as reading and math scores dropped dramatically except in louisiana, where scores are higher than ever. we will find out what they are doing right and how other states could learn from their back to basics approach.

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speak at the department overhaul with executive action that could come today. national data shows severe learning lots across the country but one state is ranked higher than other and that is louisiana up 11 spots on the nation's report card appeared to the superintendent of education joins me now. let's put up on the board to see the improvements made there in louisiana. a lot of states look at this and say, how did you do this? we know why you did it but how did you do with? >> thank you for the question. we are trying to be brave and go back to the basics and redesign systems, value our teachers and expand education. education doesn't have to be complicated and people over complicated it for too long but we are trying to return to basics with the quality education they deserve. speak i think people don't realize how far away so many school districts got from basics like phonics, how you when i

learned to read. and we are paying a terrible price for that and on top of that, all the other things, pones, covid, and you have a situation where it is a dismal, 48 out of 48 and we have to do better. what is the reaction from parents? >> looked, parents need to be in the driver's seat of their kids education. we are going back to the basics and using flash cards in our schools to teach kids to do math. we are trying to do everything we can to return education in the way it was meant to be. we are pursuing academic excellence, not chase the shiny things that have been a distraction and make sure teachers are empowered to do doe work they need to do and they deserve what they do. the parents in the driver's seat returned to the foundational elements of a quality education, which will improve our republic.

>> i will put up here remain parades, redesigned high school as, value educators and expand educational freedom. it is possible that the president will have an executive order, but we also know how he feels in general the department of education on the federal level should be eliminated. do you share that view question mexico absolutely. anything the federal government can do to get out of the way will be helpful. the president as well as secretary mcmahon have promised to adhere to state sovereignty and they have a belief in that they want to put parents in the driver's seat and pursue excellence and the department of education, put money back in the hands of the states and get out of bureaucrats in d.c. we can drive those dollars in the state of louisiana and continued to get great results. we are the most rapidly improving state with rapid results. we can continue to improve if we can get the federal government

off of our back. >> harris: bravo, i'm sure your phone will be reading off f the hook with people in the same position in the states around the country who want to do better and may have to do better for those kids and for our future. our national security as well. keep doing what you are doing. >> thank you for having us. >> scientist trying to resurrect the woolly mammoth. >> is that a good idea? the woolly malice. the scientists entered the road ends to take on traits of the mammoth. it is based in dallas and the company holds a first step to bring it back. you have got a long way to go from that size of the woolly mammoth. >> that is good because jesse maybe not have to wear a wig. just telling jokes over there and sandra smith as and for harris, hi, sandra. >> tapping into our fox news alert a